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The U.K. iPhone 4 Thread
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If Orange keep it at 750mb limited I will be happy as the chances of me going over that are very slim anyway.
Good thing I am on a 30 day rolling contract with them so can easily change networks although I would not really want to as they have been good so far and their magic numbers too is pretty cool.
Good thing I am on a 30 day rolling contract with them so can easily change networks although I would not really want to as they have been good so far and their magic numbers too is pretty cool.
Nope, but the PAYG price isn't subsidised, so you can bet it'll be over >£400, probably pushing £500.
Amazing what happens when you know the right people.
And at least you have all of us to brag to with your every post.
I've signed up for the £20pm. Double minutes and £15 a month less than I currently pay. Will ring tomorrow to cancel my contract and transfer my number. Pay and go iphone4 here I come
I hope so...
Gonna try be sneaky at work tomorrow and call via the dedicated line and see if I can get any inside information
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And at least you have all of us to brag to with your every post.
Now why would i do that. I am a 42 yr old law student and not a 12 yr old child, all I have been doing is passing on info and exchanging opinions. Thought thats what forums were for.
May well still leave o2, purely because I had to call on someone I know to sort out an issue that their customer services should have done anyway. Seems that they have no loyalty to their long standing customers at all.
Ive made a spreadsheet based on a mix of things.
Its got O2's newest tariffs but the 3GS phone prices. Its also got Orange and Vodafones current tariffs against the 3GS.
http://bit.ly/dqmdsn
Its located on my dropbox, so its constantly being updated as more information comes out.
Its also set up to filter, so you can open the spreadsheet up, click on the dropdown box of which phone you want, monthly price, or choose to arrange by how many minutes you get etc.
Quite good to see all the deals on one page and easy to compare.
O2 simplicity is in there as well basing it on 3GS prices for phone, but with the new tariffs from today.
Its got O2's newest tariffs but the 3GS phone prices. Its also got Orange and Vodafones current tariffs against the 3GS.
http://bit.ly/dqmdsn
Its located on my dropbox, so its constantly being updated as more information comes out.
Its also set up to filter, so you can open the spreadsheet up, click on the dropdown box of which phone you want, monthly price, or choose to arrange by how many minutes you get etc.
Quite good to see all the deals on one page and easy to compare.
O2 simplicity is in there as well basing it on 3GS prices for phone, but with the new tariffs from today.
Anyone know how the network transfers your mobile number to the micro sim. Does that mean the normal sim doesn't function anymore
I doubt if they let you buy the £45 per month contract the phone will be £59 one off.
I'm highly doubting this, where did this infomation come from?
I'm highly doubting this, where did this infomation come from?
Anyone know how the network transfers your mobile number to the micro sim. Does that mean the normal sim doesn't function anymore
Just PAC it as always, the only difference is the size, all we need is the SIM number of the new micro sim, PAC code and your mobile number
Anyone know how the network transfers your mobile number to the micro sim. Does that mean the normal sim doesn't function anymore
It will stop the old SIM from working, but O2 are apparently giving adapters with the SIMs that let you use a Microsim in a phone that takes a full size SIM.
All information comes from the Networks.
For that one you are asking about - http://shop.o2.co.uk/promo/iphoneindex
Scroll down to £45 per month and you can see it.
Remember, all information in my spreadsheet here - http://bit.ly/dqmdsn - is based on 3GS prices, but when the new tariffs are available, they will be put in. This is purely for a guide only to give you an idea what you can expect.
When Orange, Vodafone, T-Mobile, Virgin and 3 announce their prices, ill put it in there!